"College rapists should not be able to transfer schools to skip consequences"

Article here. Excerpt:

'A bit of good news for college rapists: if you’ve been accused of sexual assault and don’t feel like sticking around to deal with the consequences on campus, you can simply transfer schools and no one will be the wiser. Thanks to a privacy law for students, young men accused of rape don’t even have to disclose the complaint to their new school.

Since we know that college rapists commit an average of six rapes during their time at school, these colleges – and this policy – are making it easier for sexual offenders to move on without consequence. And onto new victims.
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But here’s the thing: We shouldn’t have to write in code what colleges need to know about incoming students. And while I’m mindful of students’ privacy, I’m more concerned about students’ safety. Schools already handle sexual assault cases poorly and rapists continue to attack with impunity – do we really want to make it that much easier for them? Packing up your bags and starting over elsewhere shouldn’t be an option for rapists – especially when “starting over” often just means new victims in a new place.'